Now that I'm A2 I've noticed there's basically just three types German words:
Identical to its English counterpart
A very long literal description of what the thing is
An unholy garbled mishmash of nonsense letters
Identical to its English counterpart
A very long literal description of what the thing is
An unholy garbled mishmash of nonsense letters
I'm hoping I don't have to switch dentists again, but this is making me nervous I got duped into thinking this was a small local practice!
I was doing a quiz where you pick different words that fit whatever case they need to be. I chose the dativ versions for these but they got corrected to akkusativ. I'll note the corrected words in brackets.
Herbert füttert [dem (solution: die)] großen Hunde täglich in der Früh gegen Bezahlung.
and
Tereza liebt [ihren (solution: ihre)] Tiere sehr.
Aren't the dogs the ones who the feeding is being done to? Wouldn't that make them the indirect object? And aren't Tereza's animals the ones being loved? I feel like that would also make them the indirect object.
These cases are driving me mad, as expected haha
Everytime I try something, like make a mask with auto-trace, only the mask moves, but not the image underneath. I feel like I'm missing something obvious about how to manipulate a PNG, but nothing is working. Please help!
My stacked washer dryer is in a small alcove in my home that the previous homeowners removed and reinstalled a section of the wall to put the dryer in. I cannot move the dryer without taking this part of the wall back out.
Is there a way to clean the duct from just the outside? If I run the dryer and use one of those drill attachments, will that still accomplish the same thing?
My stacked washer dryer is in a small alcove in my home that the previous homeowners removed and reinstalled a section of the wall to put the dryer in. I cannot move the dryer without taking this part of the wall back out.
Is there a way to clean the duct from just the outside? If I run the dryer and use one of those drill attachments, will that still accomplish the same thing?